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Dental school taught you how to prep for a crown margin. It taught you how to read a PA, diagnose decay, and perform endo in a molar that’s barely hanging on. But you know what it didn’t teach you? • How to hire and keep a high-performing team. • How to read a P&L statement without your eyes glazing over. • How to attract the right patients (and keep them coming back). • How to set fees that actually make your practice profitable. • How to step away from the op without the whole place falling apart. Here’s the truth: being a great dentist doesn’t automatically make you a great business owner. And yet… that’s exactly what you have to be if you want your practice to grow, thrive, and give you the life you imagined when you graduated. The skills that got you through boards aren’t the same skills that will get you to 7 figures with less stress. That takes systems. Leadership. Vision. All things they should have taught in dental school — but didn’t. The good news? You can learn them now. And once you do, you’ll wonder how you ever ran your practice without them.